UPDATE: Trump Safe, Shooter Neutralized After Shots Fired at Rally

UPDATE 4

The Associated Press is reporting that there are two dead at the scene, including the shooter.

CNN is currently reporting that a third person, another spectator at the rally, was injured in the shooting.

UPDATE 3

Multiple law enforcement agencies are telling news outlets that the suspected shooter at the Pennsylvania Trump rally on Saturday has been "neutralized."

The suspect is "no longer believed to be a threat.

UPDATE 2

The Trump campaign has released a statement indicating that former president Donald Trump is fine and is currently being treated at a medical facility.

UPDATE

The former president was seen holding his fist in the air and also bleeding from the ear. One photo caught Trump has he looked back at his supporters.

Trump did reach for his head or neck when the shots rang out. He immediately went down and security rushed to give him cover and escort him off the stage.

We will have more details as they emerge. You can see the original report below.

ORIGINAL STORY

BUTLER, Penn. (KPEL News) - Shots were fired at former president Donald Trump during a campaign rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday.

Security immediately rushed to the candidate's side and escorted him off the stage.

More information will be added as the story develops.

Some reports indicate Trump may have been bleeding, but there is no confirmed information at this time.

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